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• SOLUTION for your HP printer disconnect and/or constantly disconnecting from the network

  If you are having a problem printing, scanning or fax with any HP printer because of this be disconnected and constantly disconnecting from the network, here again is the fix!

  I thought that this all after several failed attempts with HP Support, my Internet access provider and various troubleshooting tasks including reinstall the HP software and more and more.  Well, through self teaching on internet and exhausting search for 6 months, I FINALLY thought to it.  OMG!  I'm a paramedic (not IT) and a little computer but far not an expert.  I have all of you here!  Nobody seems to have the answer, but I'm sure that I'm doing it to 97%.  Whatever it is, if it please answer and let me know that it worked for you!  :-)

  It doesn't matter if your printer is installed cable or wireless.  You don't reinstall your software, no recycling power of your printers or your router/Modem.  Your printer is unstable on the network and continues to log out or disconnect from the network it is NOT because the software is glitched, it isn't a firewall problem by saying, is not a router problem, is not a problem with your power cord, because most networks use a 'Beach' and IP addresses for security reasons This kind of "cycles" the IP addresses of the devices to reduce the risk of an attack.  A printer is not a threat, but the 'network' don't own human intelligence, so he does not know this.  Here are my step by step instructions on how to basically your printer address IP (static IP) instead of change back through a cycle so drop your printer on the network or disconnected.

  Funny, if you're someone who has had the elements in your print queue, they will not print, and you turn your printer off and on again and suddenly your print... well documents, join my club.  The reason it works is that when you turn on the printer, it starts with the same IP address before cycle.  If you are someone who is sitting there for a while and all of a sudden your printed documents without changing you something... it is because through the cycle of change of IP address, it hits your printers IP address and the network would allow him to print.  Not very funny, I know.  It took me forever to figure out why my printer would print sometimes, but not always.  Since I thought at this point, I can SCAN, PRINT, and use all the features of my HP software installed like HP, Photosmart Essentials Solution Center.

  On your printer, go to menu/Setup/network and press OK.  In the network menu, print a "network configuration page" so you can see the IP address and other settings of your printer.

  Now, back to the main menu on the screen of your printers.  Or you can go to your web browser and type the IP address using decimal numbers too and this will take you to the web page of your printers.  Choose: setup\network, then press OK.  Look for the IP settings and press OK. Choose "manual" instead of "automatic". Manually enter the IP address it as well as the default gateway that you can see the Network Setup page you printed earlier.  Note: If you manually set the IP Address of the printer, make sure that it is outside the range of your router's DHCP. Otherwise you might encounter a problem with IP addresses on your network duplicate. (If you don't know how to do this, write back and I'll explain).  Don't forget to click "save changes".  Now, restart your computer, and print just what you want.  :-)

  A trick I often use with DHCP network printers:
  In printers and faxes, right-click on the printer and select "Properties".  Click Add a new port.  Choose standard TCP/IP port configured for the host name of the printer. Read the host name of the network printer configuration sheet.
  
  Using my method means that you always connect to the printer even if its IP address changes (which can happen with the dynamic configuration). This does not jeopardize the security of your network.  It shows just your printer to stay put and stop traveling the highway of IP address.  :-)

  The DHCP range is the range of IP addresses that the router distributes automatically as devices to join the network.  The DHCP range is determined by the router and each brand has a range that is set at the factory (which can be changed by you).

  Default value for the DHCP of your D-link is 192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.199.  Thus, outside the DHCP range est.2 a.99.200 a.254.

  Is a handy cheat sheet attached.

  You can change this interval by entering the router settings page - type the router's IP address in a browser, enter the login information and access the DHCP parameter area (varies depending on router, hunting around).

• LLA network requires a username and password for devices. College. Options!

  I am a new student of college and I want to print wireless.  The network needs a username and password.  The problem is when you set up a wireless network on the printer, that it does not allow this. What are my options to print? Help, please!

  Printer e-all-in-one-HP Officejet 6500

  Printers do not work with networks that require a user name and password to communicate on the network.  I'm sorry.

  The only way you will be able to use the wireless printer is through an ad - hoc connection.  This means that the computer will not an Internet connection when it is connected to the printer's ad - hoc network, unless the computer has two network connections available (wireless or wireless 2 1 and 1 wired).

  The top of the page 138 of the Manualdetails how to connect to the printer's ad - hoc network.

  Let me know what happens.

• That means "another device on the network use the IP address of your computer"?, that means "another device on the network is using the IP address of your computer?

  That means "another device on the network use the IP address of your computer"?, that means "another device on the network is using the IP address of your computer?

  A

  Most likely, the computer becomes a network address of a router. The assignment of an address ("lease") expires and must be renewed after a certain period of time, which could be an hour or a day. The lease expired without being renewed because the device has been disconnected at the time. Meanwhile, the address has been leased to another device on the network, or maybe the router has not updated its list of addresses the leases. When the device offline comes back online, a conflict results. Depending on the type of router you have, the conflict can resolve itself automatically. If not, then in the menu bar, select please

  ▹ System Preferences network ▹ 

  If the preferences window is locked, click the lock icon in the lower left corner and enter your password to unlock it. Click the Advanced button, and then select the TCP/IP tab in the sheet that drops down. Look at the menu option

  Configure IPv4

  If the selection in this menu is

  Using DHCP

  Click on the button

  Renew the DHCP lease

  Test.

  Make sure that you have more than one DHCP server on the network. That could happen if you have more than one access point Wi - Fi, or if you have a router and broadband a wide device distinct in connection mode sharing.

  B

  Less likely, you have a network address that you assigned yourself and another device is itself by assigning the same address. In this case, the selection to configure IPv4 menu will be either manually or using DHCP with manual address. This kind of conflict will not be resolved automatically. You have the following options to solve:

  1. Change the selection in menu using DHCP.
  2. Change the address assigned manually to one that is not used by another device.
  3. Change the address of the other device.

  Which of these options you choose depends on the details of why you use a static IP address. Any changes you make to the network settings is necessary before taking effect. To do this, click OK, and then click apply.

  If the router is also your device at wide band, then he may be operating in bridged mode. In this case, only one customer at a time will be able to connect to the Internet. Consult the manufacturer or ISP documentation for how to reconfigure the device in the connection mode sharing.

  C

  According to a report a "DirectTV" receiver can cause the problem. If necessary, disconnect the device from the network, or power off and test. Consult the support services provider.

• Get airport utility to forget the other devices on the network view

  Hello

  Is it possible to get the Airport utility to forget other devices, it's on the graphic display? I live on a college campus so it displays about 15 other aircraft from the airport in the vicinity of my home and I would like to see it just mine! When I was updating the name and password on my base station, Airport utility gave me the option when I clicked on the other devices to 'Forget' them, but as soon as I close, then reopen the Airport utility all return and the only option I have to then when I click on another device must enter the password for it (which of course) ", I do not have).

  Outside him cluttering up the graphic display, I wonder whether, if all these devices are recognized as part of 'My network', is sometimes interfere with my access internet and wi - fi as the speed and the same connection seem to go up and down like a yo-yo (sometimes up to 90 Mbps but also weaker than 0.05 Mbps - less than the old dial-up!). I have been informed by our IT Department University detects a problem with your local network, it can "bleached you' which cuts or slows down your connection into a net - and if all these devices are considered by Airport utility as part of my network so I'm guessing that a problem in one of the base stations that could affect the rest.

  So, is it possible to get just the Airport utility will display only my own base station (Airport Extreme) over a wi - fi (Airport Express) extension?

  Excellent question...

  First airport utility keeps a history of all the airports that he never sees and even if you select forget he never forgets... you need to dip down and remove the plist... as with all things Mac.

  / Users/youusername/Library/Application Support/Apple/AirPort/SavedTopos/Topo-nIfc=en0,nHsh=00000000.plist

  There are a lot of them dated for every time the network topography change. Close airport utility and delete the entire lot... a new will be created when you restart.

  What OS you are using... There is an option... but I'm not sure it works... to show only devices you set up.

  So, open airport utility preferences. Click monitor airport basestations for problems... then don't watch that airport base stations which I configured... Tell me what happened to him.

  

  Outside him cluttering up the graphic display, I wonder if, if all these devices are recognized as part of 'my network ',.

  No, it's just the airport utility is a bit too excitable to find other airports of apple around the place and wants to watch all the...

  They are not part of your network... but in small areas Wireless will cause problems... it, without doubt. Most of the colleges banning people who run their own wireless routers because the result is what you feel... CHAOS.

  There are 3 channels for 2.4 ghz and perhaps 6 or 7 for 5 GHz Wireless AC must so much bandwidth, you have more than 3 or 4 channel without overlap... This means that for every 3 airports you have exhausted all channels... (and all airports after it's battery on the mill).

  15 other aircraft from the airport in the vicinity of my home

  So that means at least 5 airports are run on the same channel you are on average. Wireless was never designed to ensure that the density of life. It's only the airports... think how no apple routers wireless there's around you that are not displayed.

  Open any program wireless diagnostic... There is a built-in to your Mac. see how many names wireless mac can pick up.

  I highly recommend that you stick to the use of the 5 GHz band using a different name... and choose depending on the channel works best for you. No Auto and just stick...

  You'll never find that it works without problems... but there is no doubt that life is easier if people started to build a faraday cage to live in or used ethernet.

• There is a unknown device in the network map

  Then all of a sudden, when I open the network and sharing Center, there is an unknown device between my computer and my router. As I noticed this, I also noticed that when I tried to access the files or settings in the Control Panel, it might refuse me. For me to say the least! Any suggestions on what I should do?

  Hey, Jonesy, T.

  The steps of troubleshooting in this thread has worked for several user solve the problem with an unknown device on the network.

  Let us know if that helps.

• LaserJet Pro M127fn Installer cannot find the device on the network

  Hello

  I just bought the product, but during the installation - setup is unable to find the device on the network. Device is properly registered to the address 192.168.0.14 (with static IP address), I can see the dashboard configiration at the same address via browser and all works well with the network itself.

  Try to ping the IP - it's ok. Tried to install without active firewall - also fails.

  Double checked the installation process - with automatic search and provide the IP address of the printer - both failed.

  Also, I rebooted the router and the switch and the computer. Is not new. I also tried downloading the last executable configuration on the site - and even once, it fails with 'device not found on the network.

  Then what do I do to fix this?

  Thank you

  Finally found a solution. It is strange as it may seem, but after all, it's a solution.

  -Rinse your DNS and your ARP cache (see the Google if you don't know what that means)

  -Reboot the router (or, where appropriate - switches)

  -Change the IP address of the device on your network. Try with round numbers like (192.168.0.20)

  -Restart your router (and if applicable - switches)

  -Restart your computer (s)

  -Don't run the Setup again and the hoprefully you will have no errors and everything works perfectly for you

  If your problem, similar to mine, persists, repeat the above process again and again... and again...

  Good luck

• Windows 7 network can't see multiple devices on the network

  Hi all.  I'm about to leave my hair on this issue - I hope someone can prevent the horror that would be me without hair.

  I am running Windows 7 Home Edition on a personal computer that is connected via cable to a router UVerse also providing my home with wireless services.

  A few months ago, I could see - of my PC, network and devices and printers - the two PS3, XBox systems and Samsung TV devices that are connected to my wireless network.  Apparently randomly, my computer has ceased to be able to see these devices.  After trying everything I could think of, I've finally reformatted the system (before Christmas) and everything was good again until last week when my computer stopped once more to see these devices.  I * really * don't want to reformat my system again...

  Here are some details on where I started after the last reformat:

  The PC is connected to a homegroup.

  The PC has a wired connection to the router.  The devices are connected over wireless.

  The firewall is turned on.

  AVG anti-virus has been activated.

  Network discovery, file and sharing printers and streaming media are all enabled.

  Password sharing is disabled.

  Devices could stream Netflix/Hulu as well as files on my computer (using the PlayOn Server - I've never used WMP).

  Now my devices can still Streaming Netflix/Hulu, but not the files on my computer.  The PC can't see the devices and the devices cannot see the PC.

  Here is a list of most of the things I've tried to solve (although I've done so many things, I probably don't forget some):

  I added the PC to the wireless network, so now that it is connected both cables and wireless.  I even tried to fill these connections, although I removed the bridge when I saw that there was no difference.

  I have disabled the firewall completely.

  I disabled the AV entirely.

  I switched a residential group to a working network and vice versa.

  I gave you the assigned IPs devices in the router configuration.

  I've rolled back all the windows updates installed since the last time the devices showed in the PC network.

  I've removed the devices on the network, reconnected the and reconfigured to ensure that they have the media streaming (if applicable).

  I did several reboots the PC, the router, and devices.

  I added the PlayStation Network and XBOX Live and applications hosted under NAT/game on my router.

  I have enabled file sharing for devices that use 40 encryption or 56-bit.

  Additional troubleshooting information:

  When I try to add a device using the Add Device dialog box, no device never shows.

  Under media streaming options, when I look at instruments under all the networks and Local network, no unknown device only shows (even in WMP).  All devices that * show are already set to 'allow '.

  If I have access to my router configuration, the devices will appear as connected.

  I can ping devices from the PC.

  I searched endlessly on the Internet (including other threads on this forum) and have tried all of the suggestions I thought.  The only thing I can't do is activate uPNP on my router because routers Uverse do not offer this option.  However, I don't think that it's important because my PC could see these devices for some time after my last reformat and made no changes to the configuration of the router.

  Because multiple and different wireless devices are involved, and because a reformat solves the problem, in my view, it is a Windows problem, but I can't understand what to change on my system to make things work again.

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  It's a shame that you have to format the system first and now, the problem still persists. I really appreciate the efforts made to try to resolve the problem. This can be due to any dispute of third party software due to which the connection failed. I suggest you follow the methods below and check.

  Method 1: Run the network troubleshooter to diagnose the problem.

  Run the network troubleshooter

  Method 2: start the computer in safe mode with network and then perform the clean boot.

  Step 1: restart the computer in safe mode with network and check if the problem occurs, proceed as in the link:

  See: , start your computer in safe mode

  Step 2: If the safe mode with network works, perform clean boot and check if any third-party application is causing problem.

  Put your system to the clean boot state helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. You must follow the steps in the article mentioned below to perform a clean boot.

  How to perform a clean boot in Windows

  Note: see 'How do I reset the computer to start normally after a boot minimum troubleshooting' to reset the computer starts normally after troubleshooting.

  Method 3: To enable the network devices to display on the network map, they must meet four requirements:

  • Must be a HOME network or work: Mapping network only display the devices connected to a HOME network or WORK location. Devices connected to a network PUBLIC or FIELD cannot be displayed using the network card.
  • Devices must be DETECTABLE: The network discovery setting allows devices to be able to be seen by other devices on the same network. For more information, please consult: , enable or disable network discovery
  • Devices must comply with the LINK LAYER TOPOLOGY DISCOVERY Protocol: Topology Discovery LLTD (Link Layer) is a protocol developed by Microsoft to enable networked devices to 'discover' each other. If a device does not use the LLTD protocol so it can not be displayed in the network map. Windows 7 computers have the LLTD protocol implemented.
  • LLTD must be enabled on your LAN connection properties: The Link Layer Topology Discovery Mapper of e/s driver and the Link Layer Topology Discovery responder must be enabled on your local area connections properties panel.

  To check LLTD is enabled, you can refer to the following steps:

  a. Select open network and sharing Center by clicking on the icon of your network down to the right of your task bar:

  b. now, click connect to the Local network

  c. now, click on Properties

  d. ensure that two LLTD options below are selected (by default, these options are still enabled in Windows 7).

  From now to try the methods above and let us know the status. We will be happy to help you further.

• Windows cannot create the network map. Responses of the other devices on the network are delayed or on the network, there is a router incapatible

  Original title: no network card
  I installed a NETGEAR N300 Wireless USB Adapter on my computer which is a desk top Dell 64-bit running Windows 7 Edition Home Premium. There are five computers on my network. Two of the others use the same model of NETGEAR wireless USB adapt. I removed the Ethernet cable after the installation of the wireless adapter. I can say that the new wireless adapter works fine. When I tried to map the network I got the same message that appears in some of these problems: "Windows cannot create the network map. Responses of the other devices on the network are delayed or there is a router on the network incapatible". I have restarted this computer in SafeMode as suggested in the above problems. I tried other things like disabling the wired connection has always existed for the cable. No effect. Then I tried mapping the network on the other computers. All failed with the same message. All the other four computers are 32-bit. Three of these computers are also running Windows 7 Home Premium. They are the best desktop computers. The other computer is a Windows 7 Starter netbook running. It is the 32-bit computer, always using a cable. That will be replaced with the same wireless adapter model NETGEAR. Anyone know how to fix this or is this a bug? It would be nice of the network software of Windows 7 has worked as it is supposed to. TO.

  I went the last wired wireless computer and the problem disappeared. The five computers can view the map now without any problems.

• "Another device on the network use my ip address".

  I tried to check my mail and could not and got this message "another device on the network use the IP address of your computer." I have never seen it before. He also said that I could change the IP address, if I continued to have problems. I bought this iMac and used Migration to transfer all the stuff from my old iMac that is still used. That was months ago, but I never had this message up to now. So should I change one of the IP addresses? And if so, how is that done?

  http://osxdaily.com/2010/09/19/another-device-on-the-network-is-using-your-Compu ters-ip-address.

• Management of permissions for users on the network.

  Hello

  My question is General and related to xp and windows 7 as well.

  Can someone explain to me how to manage permissions for users on the network?  It's easy to do the job when I talk to local users, but I can't find a way to add computers to the dialog box object types. I have only options of theses: built-in security principals, users and groups. In the locations list, I see only my computer and cannot find how to add computers to all networks.

  Thank you

  For Windows XP, it makes a difference if "Simple file sharing" is enabled or disabled.  Simple file sharing is * always * activated if you have Windows XP Home Edition and it is the default setting in XP Pro.  Sharing files Simple enabled, * all * users who are connected to a network on your machine are forced to authenticate on the machine as the 'Guest' user - which means that you have no user authentication in Windows Home or XP Pro without disabling Simple file sharing.  This means that every network user has access only to files to the files which has permissions for the Guest user.

  If you have XP Pro and disable Simple file sharing, then you can ask users to authenticate on your local machine and give everyone access to its own set of file permissions.  If the user connects to a network computer that contains the same user name and password that the user is currently logged on the local computer, the authentication is automatic.

  "How to disable the file sharing simple and how to set permissions on a shared folder in Windows XP"

  <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307874/en-us >

  HTH,

  JW

• Cannot find NI0DAQmx devices on the network. Test Panel button grey

  Hello

  I have a Dell than T710 Win Server 2008 R2 64-bit. NidaqMX 9.3 is installed. The dialog box search for network OR-DAQmx devices cannot find my NI ENET-9163 carrier with a card NI 9215. This card has a static IP address in the same subnet as the LAN of the PC port. I ping the device.

  However in the search network OR-DAQmx devices dialogue box I can add the Board manually by specifying the IP address. This seems to half work as long as it saves the map MAX, but the test panels button is grayed.

  I installed Nidaq MX 9.3 on my win 7 64 bit laptop and I can find the card properly and test it. Clearly there is something wrong with the config on the Dell software, but I have no idea what. Any help is appreciated. I stumbled on, IP addresses etc. I also disabled the 3 other network ports on the Dell server in case that is the question.

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Hello Andrew,.

  I could do some tests on our Windows 2008 R2 server. I was able to replicate this but not as easily as you did. We have 2 network adapters on that server. We have solved this problem is to do the following:

  1. disable IPv6 IP addressing all the ports of the network.

  2. change the metric of the Interface on the network adapter. We have high, so a value of 50. You can get this metric by going into the properties of your network card > your IPv4 properties > advanced on the general tab > UN select Automatic metric and replace with static. (the entries are 1-60). Do this for all of your network adapters. Given that we have this setting that we have never seen the question re occur.

  We also checked that it doesn't happen at all on the new cDAQ-9181 chassis. This chassis is intended to replace the ENET-9163. If it is possible for your upgrade I would recommend this option. You should be able to work with your local sales channel to get one to test with. We have 20 + 9181 in this system and have never seen the issue of not being able to Max commonality to the chassis.

  Let me know your results to adjust the parameters I mentioned above.

  Thank you!

  Corby

  CDAQ PES of R & D network

• several devices on the network with the same name

  I want to install Windows 7 OS computers on a domain with Small Business SERVER 2003.  Curiously, I see all the computers on the network, where I should be able to, but one of them WK02011, is not accessible from all Windows 7 systems because there are multiple devices with the same name on the network according to a diagnosticn check.  WK02011 is visible and accessible from other systems on the network that are runjning XP OS.  There is only one device named WK02011 on the network.  I don't have this problem with any other XP system - that is - I can see and access all of the other XP machines on the network with the exception of WK02011.  I can't access WK2011 from the server and the server indicates that it is multiple devices with the same ID.  Rename the XP would be complicated because of having to re - set up the service to the customer and then turn around and install 7 OS in the workstation in the coming days.

  How to find the ghost device double?

  Hello

  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for Windows 7 on TechNet. Please post your question in the Technet forums. You can follow the link to your question:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

• Unable to connect the computers mac notebooks and computers portable windows on the network at the same time

  Hi I have a wrt110 router that has an attached cable windows desktop. I have also several mac laptop connected wireless, as well as a printer hp, video game system blue ray player, ipod, iphone and kindle all who connect without problem. I have a laptop (Dell) who can see and connect to my network but will not connect not not to the internet. I tried to disable and even temporarily remove the antivirus software more disable the firewall, but without success. I am at my wits end because I need laptop for work. Internet connects to the laptop when I hard connect it in the router.

  DSL by Earthlink.

  Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

  Try this.  Disable IPv6 on all Win 7 computers under properties cable adapters and wireless LAN.  Restart the computers.  Let the disabled MAC for now.  Try to connect all devices except the successful MAC connect Mac and if they number, disable IPv6 on those now too.  Ensure that the WRT110 on firmware 1.0.04)is or greater.

• How to add devices to the network of the homegroup?

  I have two samsung bd-c5500 and they are connected to my home network and I stream from my Asus win7 64-bit wmp 12 (trednet router 802.11n.) I have my xbox 360 connected, but I barely use this device for streaming movies. Back to my question, on my local network my 360 laptop shows and xbox but it shows no samsung devices but if I click on all the networks I see samsung devices. Can I move samsung LAN devices?

  Hello

  Homegroup is a way to network and share computers (some devices) that are working with the IPv6 TCP/IP stack.

  If you Samsung bd-c5500 is not compatible with IPv6 (look on the Samsung support site), then you must configure the network as a working IPv4-based network.